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You may be thinking about expanding to other states if your business is doing well. While this can be an exciting venture, it can also come with more compliance regulations than many business owners anticipate. Start the expansion process with confidence by joining this mini on-demand webinar, where you’ll learn about the nuances of doing business in new states.

Attendees will feel more prepared to comply with the varying laws, rules, and regulations of each state. You will come away with an understanding of expansion essentials around foreign qualification, penalties for not qualifying, how to register or change your business name, all about taxes, and more.

Participants will learn about:

  • Foreign qualification – what it is, why it’s important, and penalties
  • What constitutes doing business in a state
  • Business name availability and registration
  • Assumed names and name changes
  • Choosing a registered agent and why it’s important
  • Good standing requirements
  • Income, sales, and employment taxes
  • Withdrawing from a state

Meet our expert:
Sandra Feldman — Research Attorney 

Sandra Feldman has been the Publications and Research Attorney for CT Corporation since 1988. She closely monitors, reports and writes about changing business entity law issues across all U.S. jurisdictions. She has written extensively about corporations and unincorporated entities through books, white papers, articles, and seminar and webinar presentations.

Sandy is a graduate of Binghamton University and the Boston University School of Law. She is a member of the New York and Massachusetts bars.

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